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Researchers continue to find serious vulnerabilities in internet connected refrigerators

VulnCheck disclosed 14 vulnerabilities in Dixell refrigeration units that give an attacker root access, while online honeypots are being flooded with hacks and malicious probes. The post Researchers continue to find serious vulnerabilities in internet connected refrigerators appeared first on CyberScoop.

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ARTEX Unmasked | The Rise of AI-Powered ARTEX in Cybercrime & Espionage

Learn how SentinelOne Behavioral AI, Singularity AI SIEM, and Purple AI detect and stop autonomous ARTEX attacks across cloud, identity, and endpoints.

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The Flashpoint Threat Intelligence Brief: Middle East

Flashpoint’s weekly analysis tracks shifting kinetic and cyber threat radiuses, geopolitical disruptions, and provides critical operational forecasts for the ongoing Middle East conflict. The post The Flashpoint Threat Intelligence Brief: Middle East appeared first on Flashpoint.

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ARTEX and beyond: AI-enabled penetration testing platforms

AI-enabled penetration testing and red team frameworks can automate and chain reconnaissance, vulnerability testing, and follow-on actions, lowering the skill threshold for attackers and accelerating intrusions when the tools are misused.

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Industry guidelines for offensive cyber tools unveiled through international Pall Mall Process

The United States this week signed on to an international set of industry standards for commercial offensive cyber tools that human rights groups and other advocates wish had been stronger. The Pall Mall Process voluntary industry guidelines for commercial cyber intrusion capabilities (CCICs), such as spyware, are the second step in a U.K.- and France-led […] The post Industry guidelines for offensive cyber tools unv…

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